Tanna Togstad biography: 13 things about Royalton, Wisconsin woman

Tanna M. Togstad was an American woman from Royalton, Waupaca County, Wisconsin, United States. She was born in New London, Waupaca County to David R. Togstad and Helen Togstad.

Helen married Charles Hoffman. Here are 13 more things about Tanna:

1. Her sister Veronica Lea Johnson lived in a mobile home next to her residence in Royalton.
2. She was 10 years younger than her boyfriend Timothy W. Mumbrue.
3. She was 5 years younger than her brother Richard Togstad.
4. She was 6 years younger than her sister Veronica, who is married to Randy Johnson.
5. In 1970, his younger brother Jeffrey D. Togstad was born.
6. In 1985, his father died.
7. In 1987, she graduated from New London Senior High School in New London, Wisconsin. After her graduation, she started working as a machine operator at Churney Co., Inc. in Weyauwega, Waupaca County.
8. In 1991, she and Mumbrue started dating.
9. Between 11:30 p.m. and midnight on March 20, 1992, she and Mumbrue were last seen alive leaving LD’s Bar in Clintonville, Waupaca County. They were murdered by Tony Haase.
10. At around 4:00 a.m. on March 21, 1992, her sister Veronica saw a small pickup truck backing out of the driveway and heading west to her house in Royalton.
11. On March 22, 1992, Waupaca County Sheriff’s Office detective Donald Berglund responded to a citizen call and went to her house in Royalton. He found her, Mumbrue and her dog fatally stabbed inside her bedroom. She was 23.
12. On March 23, 1992, Dr. Robert W. Huntington III performed autopsies on her and Mumbrue’s corpses and reported that she died from a single homicidal stab wound to the chest, which penetrated her left lung, and foreign bodily fluids were found on her body.
13. On August 11, 2022, Haase was arrested for her and Mumbrue’s murders.